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Read More “Going in search of the common interest”, this widely desired wish, implies a shared vision of what binds us, our values and our history. However, the many societal debates reveal a fractured French society
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Read More Gender and subjectivity: epistemological and didactic issues Tuesday March 7, 2023, 14 p.m. - 17 p.m. Sorbonne, Salle des Actes - 54 rue Saint-Jacques 75005 Paris How can the part of subjectivity necessarily involved in research in literature and human sciences be changed?
Read More “What is your gender?”; “How would you describe your sexual orientation?”; “How would you describe your ethnicity, race?”; “Do you identify as trans?” These are the questions that must be answered
Read More Some time ago, I was contacted, in my capacity as a member of the RRA network (Research Network against Racism and Anti-Semitism), by my friend, Fadila Maaroufi, co-founder of Café Laïque in Brussels, practically the only person
Read More Some time ago, I was contacted, in my capacity as a member of the RRA network (Research Network against Racism and Anti-Semitism), by my friend, Fadila Maaroufi, co-founder of Café Laïque in Brussels, practically the only person
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Read More Mathieu Bock-Côté Every Saturday at 20 p.m. Mathieu Bock-Côté offers an analysis of current events on both sides of the Atlantic in #FaceABockCote Mathieu Bock-Côté Every Saturday at 20 p.m. Mathieu Bock-Côté offers an analysis of current events on both sides of the Atlantic in #FaceABockCote
Read More Alain Finkielkraut talks with Albert Ogien and Jean-François Braunstein, who have each published two essays on the subject: the first, Emancipations, Luttes mineures, luttes universelles? (ed. Textuel) and the second, La religion woke (ed. Grasset). With his guests, he revisits the